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Action vs. Reaction. New music for strings, percussion & piano

By:
Jacob Anderskov
Artistic Research
Published
CompositionMusic CultureInterdisciplinarity

The project aims to create music that truly unites musicians from respectively classical/ new music and jazz/ free improvisation – with both parties’ identity and integrity intact – in an innovative and poetic totality.

The project's primary artistic output is the album 'Resonance' (Sundance, September 2016).

The exposition is published here, after international peer review: https://doi.org/10.22501/rmc.481737.

 

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